Amos Rock

A UNESCO World Heritage Site with a reputation for marine life, Amos Rock should be on your diving bucket list. The only method to get to this Philippines diving spot is on a liveaboard, which is only permitted between March and June. This restricted access will undoubtedly make you feel like a VIP. Amos Rock is a treasure of the Tubbataha Reef, and it may be viewed at various depths with dives ranging from 6 to 70 meters (19-229 feet). Deeper currents should be avoided since they might be unpredictable. It is ranked at 1st dive site in the Philippines

Things to see: Amos Rock is home to around 600 different fish species, including sharks and rays. If you're lucky, you could even see whales and dolphins. Amos Rock's wall is not only home to several schools of reef fish, but it is also covered with a variety of beautiful corals, gorgonians, and purple sea fans.

When to go: From March through June is the optimum time to dive at Amos Rock. The usual air temperature is 27-30C/89-98F, while the water temperature is frequently 26-28C/85-92F.